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Thank you to everyone who came to our 2019 3dMed Conference — it was an amazing event and we all had a wonderful time catching up with you all.
We haven’t had time to do a proper write-up but in the meantime you can read all about it here from our friends at Industry Website 3dPrint.com.
#3dMed19 hasn’t even started yet and some of our faculty and attendees can’t contain themselves. We love Twitter, and the hashtags and mentions have already started flowing. If you can’t be at the conference then follow the #3dmed19 hashtag on Twitter, or if you really want to get #meta them keep an eye on the leaderboard over at Symplur.
The Austin 3dMedLab made a strong showing at the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Academic Surgery Conference this week, with presentations from Associate Professor Jason Chuen on how we have grown our 3dMed Conference and created a collaborative research framework, whilst Dr Jasamine Coles-Black presented on our progress in 3d-printed Aortic Modelling.
We are getting closer and closer to the Medical 3D Event of the Year!
3dMed 2019 will formally open on Friday 15 November at AAMI Park with our special guests Frank McGuire MP and Prof Guy Maddern.
Secure your tickets now — and if you have registered for our pre-conference workshops or tours then please check your email for details!
Who would have thought that an anaesthetist would be telling a conference room full of urologists where the future of their specialty is heading? Great to see our team spreading the 3d message far and wide!
At #VicUSANZ. Great fun presenting with Ian Chao, @Austin_Health @easternhealthau Anaesthetist and fellow member of @3dmedLab on the applications of #3Dprinting and #3dvisualisation! Thanks for having us @USANZUrology! @AusYURO pic.twitter.com/I30TOOZmdx
— Dr Jas Coles-Black 🇦🇺 (@JasamineCB) October 11, 2019
This update takes an international flavour as we head off to Hamburg, Germany for the European Society for Vascular Surgery Conference.
Glad to have presented our work @3dmedLab at #ESVS2019 @ESVSmembership on developing a 3D printed AAA phantom for the simulation of complex #Endovascular repair and for the planning of complex fenestrated stent grafts!
Been blown away by the quality of the presentations here! pic.twitter.com/uSiY1u0ZUS— Dr Jas Coles-Black 🇦🇺 (@JasamineCB) September 25, 2019
3dMedlab was delighted to be invited to present at the 2019 Research Bazaar at The University of Melbourne today. This function is run by the university’s Research Platforms and serves to highlight all of the tools and technologies that enable high level collaborative research across disciplines, faculties, and campuses.
A buffet of medical #frontiertechnologies on display by @ozvascdoc. This is the future!! 🤩 @ResPlat @UniMelbMDHS @UnimelbBME @3dmedLab @Austin_Health pic.twitter.com/IkxBHc4kQb
— Dr Jas Coles-Black 🇦🇺 (@JasamineCB) February 21, 2019
And here is @JasamineCB giving a #3dMed Primer at #ResBaz! pic.twitter.com/cFuQVINiJ1
— Jason Chuen (@ozvascdoc) February 21, 2019
Our team got a chance to spread the #MedTech #3dPrinting #Collaboration fairy dust and catch up with our friends at Unimelb’s FabLab, NExtLab and Engineering workshops. We are so lucky to have access to the these facilities and more importantly the brains that reside there.
Thanks so much to JD from @unimelb NExT Lab for showing @ozvascdoc @GHJChen and myself around! There are some cool toys available here! Looking forward to collaboration! pic.twitter.com/1NY7JS12fO
— Dr Jas Coles-Black 🇦🇺 (@JasamineCB) February 21, 2019
To keep on top of the action follow the #ResBaz Twitter hashtag!
It’s been a month since #3dMedAu18, and my goodness it’s been one hell of a ride. Thank you to everyone who made the weekend, especially those of you who made the journey from overseas or interstate. Thank you also to all conference attendees who submitted such positive feedback. After a well earned rest, we’ll be working hard to make #3dMed19 even bigger and better!
In the aftermath of this year’s conference, we’ve managed to inspire the next generation of innovators, and new collaborations have sprouted. Mission accomplished.
Thanks Jen @Enablethefuture, Jason @ozvascdoc, Sarah, Aaron, @3DMedLab delegates. You have inspired Nick @N1cholasG on what is possible with 3D printing to help people. 3dMed will be a springboard to his creativity and the pursuit of future goals. Thank you for sharing.#3dmedau18 pic.twitter.com/500desrGMS
— p vazquez (@vazquezpharmacy) October 18, 2018
For those of you who missed out, here’s a handy recap of the two, very full days. Let’s start with Day 1.
Continue reading “#3dMedAu18 Recap- Day 1”
With five whole days left to go before the 3dMed Australia Conference, we are proud to welcome Jen Owen to Australia in order to speak at #3dMedAu18.
Based in Washington state, Jen is founder of the ground-breaking Enable the Future project (e-NABLE) — a philanthropic, multinational, collaborative and grassroots-driven effort to make open-source, self-assembled designs for prosthetic hands and arms which can be 3d-printed at the point of care. This project inspired Austin Health prosthetist Jake Eadie to develop a 3d-printed prosthesis program as part of 3dMedLab.
The 3dMed Australia Conference 2018 is dedicated to exploring the use of 3D technologies in Medicine including 3d-printing, 3d-modelling, virtual reality and augmented reality. Register now to attend, media enquiries welcome.
